Bachelor's Degree Program in Tourism
Why the Tourism Bachelor Program of European University?
The Tourism Bachelor program of European University draws from the successful experiences of both local and international universities. Training courses are conducted by professional lecturers, representatives from the tourism sector, heads of tourism companies, hotel managers, seasoned guides, and other invited specialists actively practicing in the field.
Recognizing the unique characteristics of the industry, the bachelor's program in tourism not only covers traditional areas of business and management but also delves into the interdisciplinary aspects of tourism. The program is designed to stay current with the fast-paced developments and shifts in the tourism field.
Within the tourism bachelor's program, a special emphasis is placed on mastering the English language components pertinent to the industry. Additionally, students have the chance to learn a second foreign language of their choosing.
European University has established a simulation environment tailored for the tourism program. This state-of-the-art laboratory is equipped with the latest technological systems, a comprehensive tourism inventory, maps, and manuals. These resources aid students in deepening their knowledge while fortifying practical skills and broad competencies. Moreover, the tourism center facilitates student participation in ongoing research grant projects, local and international conferences, and various academic events.
A cornerstone of the program is its mandatory professional practice segment. Within this structure, students undertake internships at designated tourism organizations, tackling a range of practical tasks. This hands-on experience significantly boosts their professional development and enhances their chances of employment. Notably, the program has established partnerships with leading Georgian tourism organizations, centers, and hotels.
Students are also privileged to attend training sessions and certification courses coordinated by the Center for Innovative Learning. There's a plethora of international events curated by the International Relations Service, including certification courses led by distinguished experts from Europe and America. The program's international collaborations, particularly student and faculty exchange programs, hold significant importance.
Lastly, students of the program enjoy full access to an impressive library collection, inclusive of scientific, journalistic literature, and a vast array of electronic resources.
Head of the Program
Maia Azmaipharashvili
